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Saturday, January 30, 2010 (2-4PM)
1314 Columbia Ave., Franklin, TN
“Resolve to be Organized” is an inspirational and timely presentation at the Franklin library. Every year you say, “I’m going to be more organized this year” but for some reason, it never happens. It can! It’s a different world out there today, and your resolutions may focus on simplifying, streamlining and slowing down. Being organized can help you achieve your goals by making things easier in your life. I will present basic organizing principles, as well as tips and techniques to be more organized and keep those New Year’s resolutions. Here’s your chance to ask those questions and get some real answers about how to be organized – and stay organized! Contact Paige Hurst at 615-595-1250 to reserve your spot!
Tuesday, February 2, 2010 (6:30-8PM)
Making Your Home Work: Tips & Techniques in Today’s Economy
University School of Nashville
In today’s market, many of us are choosing to stay in our current homes instead of move. Unfortunately, so many of us are left scratching our heads, wondering just how to do this. Let Lynn Taylor, Residential Designer and owner of Taylor Made Plans, show you how simple modifications to your existing home can make all the difference in how your home feels and works. Making the most of the space you have can often be accomplished, much more easily than you ever imagined. Let Liz Jenkins, Professional Organizer, guide you through the process of de-cluttering your home, using creativity in re-purposing your “stuff”, and making your space more useful and functional. In addition, she will explore how mindfulness and planning can save you time and money, while living a more frugal life. Being happier with less is a challenge, but an easy goal to attain when you know how. Both Lynn and Liz have years of experience working with clients that have downsized, rightsized and remade their homes and lives into what they truly want – and have both personally achieved their goals. Let them share their knowledge and experience to help you achieve yours.
Thursday, February 11th (9-10:30AM)
NAPO Nashville Monthly Chapter Meeting
Are you a professional organizer or interested in becoming a professional organizer? Then join us for our chapter meeting - meet local organizers and enjoy our terrific speakers and panel discussions. We focus on organizing principles and concepts as well as networking.
*This meeting is not for those interested in learning about how to organize or hiring an organizer - it is for industry professionals or those interested in joining our industry.
This month:
Virtual Meeting! Join NAPO Nashville for a virtual teleseminar on Chronic Disorganization hosted by NSGCD members. This class will cover defining CD, how to deal with CD clients and answer your questions. 3 terrific panelists with years of experience will be on our "Ask The Organizer" panel. Visit NAPO Nashville's website to register. This seminar is free for NAPO Nashville members, and only $10 for guests.
Tuesday, March 9, 2010 (6-8PM)
"Spring Into Action: Get Organized!"
8109 Concord Rd., Brentwood, TN 37027
This spring, take action to get organized. It's not just Spring Cleaning - make a difference in your life with incorporating specific organizing techniques used by Professional Organizers to not just clean up but set up systems that work so you can stay organized. Learn how to analyze a room, identify the purpose and usage of a space, and create systems that help you keep your home the way you want it to be. Contact Robyn Zandi at 615-371-0090 x851 to reserve your spot!
Previous (and still cool 'cause you can listen even though it's over) event:
Thursday, January 14th (1-2PM CST)
Blog Talk Radio with Julie Verleger of The Organized Home
"Organizing Kids and Their Stuff" Q & A
Join me & Julie while we talk about how to help kids get and stay organized! We'll discuss where all the stuff comes from, what to do with it all, how to help kids get rid of things, and setting routines.
